quash

动词

UK/kwɒʃ/
US/kwɑːʃ/

定义 quash 动词

decision(決定)

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)

    To officially declare that a previous official decision is no longer valid or acceptable.

    撤銷;廢止;宣告…無效

    • His conviction was quashed in March 1986, following his lawyer's argument that the police evidence was fabricated.

      1986年3月,在他的律師辯稱警方證據是偽造的之後,他的定罪被撤銷了。

    • The judge announced the quashing of the arrest warrant for the defendant.

      法官宣布撤銷對被告的逮捕令。

    • An appeals court can quash a ruling made by a lower court.

      上訴法院可以撤銷下級法院的裁決。

action(行動)

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)

    To forcefully suppress or put an end to something undesirable.

    平息;鎮壓

    • The government troops swiftly quashed the rebellion.

      政府軍隊迅速鎮壓了叛亂。

    • Management acted quickly to quash rumors of financial troubles at the company.

      管理層迅速採取行動平息了公司財務困難的謠言。

    • The newspaper worked hard to quash the controversy surrounding the editor's misconduct.

      報社努力平息圍繞編輯不當行為的爭議。